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... extensive, if not a fundamental, re-con- stitution of the Government. The elimination of two such pure Whigs would dissolve the allegiance of the Whig party to the remaining portion of the Cabinet. The probability is that a succession of weak Governments ...
... Roform i7l may bo defeated. Let as iot bo deceived by any talk about tle importauce to be attached to the opinion of great Whig families. This is simply a Tory move. Tories conceived it; Tories consulted and planned and schomed about it; ansl it is well ...
... assert; le whether it is based onl statistics, or on a policy only rein- )y forced by the figures; whether it will dismay the Whigs, or ts disgust the Iladicals, or be received with a burst of unlex- rc peeled, applause, are all slow questions beyond discussion ...
... under- taken to dothe work which should properly fall to the Opposition. Now the combination is complete. The heir of the great Whig house of Grosvenor, the heir of the great Tory house of Stanley have summoned the Liberal party to surrender at discretion ...
... the bill, because they are fundamentally hostile to the Tory, who hates any extension of the suffrage, and to the renegade Whig, who is animated by personal feel- isigs and prejudices adopted for the occasion. Apart from these is the great bulk of opinion ...
... Nor must it be forgotten that a short period out of office is an alterative and a toulic. I the bracing; lair of Opposition Whigs grow strong and achieve an audacity which they lose when long debauched by 'he sweets of place. With nothing to do but to refect ...
... Administrations, and render their valuable services with equal cheerfulness to the Conservative and the Liberal, the high Whig or the pushing Radical. But above all we deem it important that the SOVIoREIGor should not be of any party, should hold the ...
... December, the Earl of Derby was succeeded by the Earl of Aberdeen, at the head of a Cabinet containing a fusion of Peelites and Whigs, Lord Pableerston being once more in office. 1854. Tile Queen again recommended Parliament to consider whether more complete ...
... seen in the mutual withdra~wal of the petitions, which, except to a very small and miserable coterie, mutt be satisfactory. Whigs and Tories should be alike grateful that they have been spared a vast amount of unnecessary trouble and expense. THE ATTOR ...